Originally published August 29, 2012 at 12:35 PM | Page modified August 30, 2012 at 10:29 PM
Rewind: Chat with former UW running back Joe Steele
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As a high-school running back, Joe Steele rushed for 3,814 yards and 44 touchdowns and helped Bishop Blanchet win the 1974 AAA (now Class 4A) state championship.
After graduating in 1976, he went on to a standout career with the Huskies from 1976-79 and helped the University of Washington win the 1978 Rose Bowl.
At UW, he set the single-season rushing record (1,111 yards) in 1978 (held until 1989) and also the career rushing record (3,168 yards) in 1979 (held until in 1994).
During his senior season, Steele was an All-Pac-10 Conference running back and an honorable mention All-American.
He was inducted in the Husky Hall of Fame in 1996.
Steele talked about his playing days in Seattle, his thoughts on the Huskies' 2012 team and much more in a live chat on Aug. 30.










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